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I don't know.. I'd be very worried about bitrot, so I would at least want to clone that hard drive a few times. Then spread those copies so that a leak in a bas
by breakingcups 5y ago
I don't know.. I'd be very worried about bitrot, so I would at least want to clone that hard drive a few times. Then spread those copies so that a leak in a basement doesn't take it out. At that point, why not just make a VM which you can move everywhere? I still have VM's that are 10-12 yeras old that I can still boot.
- ksec 5y ago> I'd be very worried about bitrot That is actually a fair point although I have NAND / SSD storage in mind. I have been wondering what happen to those in terms of long term storage and always failed to find an answer. We really need to fix this long term storage problem.